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Gallery filters - WindowSight | Art & Photography for TVs

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Gallery filters

Decide how art appears across your screen.

Gallery filters let you control which artworks are shown across the WindowSight gallery. These settings apply globally and affect browsing, search results, playlists, and playback — helping your screen match the mood, context, and use of your space.

Below you’ll find an explanation of each available gallery filter.

Only full-screen artworks

Show only artworks designed to fully cover the screen.

When this filter is enabled, artworks that do not fill the entire screen will be hidden from the gallery. This creates a cleaner, more immersive viewing experience, especially for large displays and ambient viewing.

When disabled, all artworks — including those with borders or non–full-screen formats — may appear.

Include nudity

Allow artworks that include artistic or documentary representations of the human body without full clothing.

This may include classical art, photography, painting, drawing, or contemporary video art, regardless of gender or medium
(e.g. The Birth of Venus by Botticelli).

When this filter is turned off, all artworks tagged as nudity will be hidden from the gallery.

Include sensitive subjects

Allow artworks that explore emotionally sensitive or impactful themes.

This can include documentary or artistic works depicting conflict, blood, social struggle, or other intense human experiences
(e.g. war photojournalism).

When this filter is turned off, artworks tagged with sensitive subject matter will be hidden from the gallery.

Where to manage gallery filters
You can change your Gallery filters at any time from Settings, both in the TV app and on the mobile app.Changes apply instantly across the entire gallery.

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